The Sun. — London, England, 1810-02-20 00:00:00

• o, ' : , v ; . , ll t S . ~'- t 1.1 4 ; : 1 4 .: C , 1 7 : ,.., ' : 44. - # - ' .t- , • • 4 '..• ..' I“ i ‘ , • , $ ..,„,,, 4 , 2:z4:„:„ . ..- 41 -1 i .( ''.!• . -H.• • • . . . , '• • 1,11 .. . 7 4 ._...., . - 4 :-.....-, 1. **..... T t 1 . k "•=3 ,- - - V% .ft• ' A . ..- 4 .Z' , .: ,„ i • . •.. ~...„...,..,.....,.•%:. ~;,,....,.,..,.. •,,,Itp Winne. l o s : re' Car° . in the :roatiao .rd into offi Cers to re' /*:A.) fiNl • ; :;!:: ; ht into NUMBER 5442.1 TUESDA FEBRUARY 20, 1810. I . „ ~: :~ , [PRICE SIX - PENCE HALFPENNY • c exel i 1. ' l qlv , , ,E }. E g N TIT -T1 hu. p r , ,InEATRE •i<.OVAI., CVENT-GARDE.N.. • 4118 PRESENT EVENING, F e b. 20 ; 1810,' .'„4/,.....:_Yi1l periorined a nevi , 'Drama, in Three Ads, inter'. ''''''w With M usk, called. 7 - - • - , , I'HE FRET KNIGHTS ;—. --, - . "4;"- 1 - ' rAf ter °rt. THE IiDiCT 01,, C 1-I ARLEA4M;NE;, .: 4 ~.. Which will bu perthuried (Or the fourth tiine)..l new ~., Farce., in Two A ( 6 ts, - e.,lied . • 7 71 . The n A : BUDGET OF! BLUNDERS. bee n ~..e'lv Fafce, :called A Litidgerof Bliiiidei 4 s; having again t‘ceived with. reiterated bursts of applause,. !Arai , be e gte d t4 f iA aft_e! _the lit* Drania . of The . I're . e Knights;. or, .. of Uha - rlemagne, every Lveinig this Weak. - _____ - • _ • . • • _., - ~ ~- . , . . . • n • PICTUALLING,OFFIG',E, : The Earrof SUFFOLK agreed in opinion with the . • Fcb. 's§, 1816. , . ' l Ear of Laud , :sdale.. . . TTHE"COMMISSIONERS Ai- VICTUALLI.VQ , The ,E:irl of LIVERPOO L Stated,. t h at it was in , . ... itIS I'ii I YESTPI' M 4IA- C 4 •do lerebY ggiveA 7 (di ,, s . „ . • tended in another piace to move for the instiintion That ~, F,i.z.,, , , the 24 o f Mirth next, they will be 'ready . to receive . 1., , ,10.5,. in writing-- i' se...lied pp j,, curl 'treat 1;i- of a Corninitiee, to cxainitie ititb the Whole me ri ts Of . , . , . . 7 ,,,A d t • 1j,,,, c0 b c ,f. i f, 'B a r' K.' r e l; . 1 , rkin; Fir.fin , .1, , e'n ~.ngd Short i . tha I t V - ) portant qi.l::•,tion.. , ~ ilink,•44.lustout 11iz... 4 1 kr-, i - 110 . 0 I'S, Y ansWe't able Iv . , .irnples . b . ( e pr e 4 4ll 4Y e urito tOe Tenders) nr:tv 1 - e wanted ',ln► the service - .., ~-,,,,,, m ...., ... s, 0 , i,..g.-..- asoltiiit 1 i., ANs.oc) . .r.N k; saidl :if er adve in of ibis Peeattment for the twining Twelve Month, ; I. 6 5 - dr_ • li z i e ,.. e fi n i, ih e Srty et ,et Do , ford, ~,,l to be paid for hi , ii i 1 it 10 lii4 preVicrunoll(..&S 01 motions, that as he undee pa) able with , . , !weir St ntneti da_ys of ter state. . . stood there would he no Opposition to the produc .. 7he Condiii.,, - q] the Contra b - ma. y . b t • seen di the' Sec? ciwy's , lion of the papers ' he' was about .to move for, he . . . • Office. . ,r - - -- '', '.. : • - ' ' ' . - shotlki not tiespass on the atte:;tion - . of tlie ouse. N. r,vr,2' will .be had to aiiy Tender in tdiriii; fbe. Price sh,..'? ' .`,l2he i".:Ohl.: .....Niariiiiii then moved fora Strink of not be,insertedin words at leneh.or that Shall itPtire• deliver?Y to . , ~.: .: - . p3l.) . .ltS,:tknit...i) In 01 l' )11 tVa ligre.ed to, nem. tliS. the 8,..z;-.1 bejore &ne o'Clvck on the said F/14. 04 ,it'ie ad qf 1 /arch ilex/ , nor uideAr the 1',.11-,1 u. , /,..) ,isles the lin, ,; The•Eail of FEkv,mylCti.tt gaVe.notice.of: a motions der, sr s.me Person on his behalf, attends, to 411 "`'' ' wii ' 7 / calit ' t : fir Wedna - day I , ex•t on the subje6t of the Corn • . «..,3 _ _ _ . , . . nciw''‘be neCessitry for him to,,gn at length into,.ati enumeration of the evils which require:l to be re moved, or 'of the remedies which he,proposed.to adopt. The Bill .which he should havethe honoar ,IO move fibs', bill been fraMed in the manner.lie. had _stated 3 . if the House allowed ii.to be brought, in, he should move 4o have it, pi i wed, and should gibe am ple time, during its progress, for discwsinn 3 aml he shooldTeceive with pleasure any infortnation, or.any hints which Gentlemen inight,give him in order to improve this Bill, arid to render it as periee. 'as pos sible,. There were, however,. one or 'two points to which he I:visited to call the attentiousof the House before he sat-down. One of tile great defeat of these Laws to which he was alluding was; li mitation which -it put upon the presentments Of. Grand .IwHcs. They could riot present, for Jae' br for bedding for the. prisoners, nor could they raise ftiritls for boildiar , Penitentiaries,. the benfificisl fe&s of which had.beeu so generally acknowledged. The Bill which he should jtave the honour to pro rose. would giVe. the Grand Janie, trill powers for the pitrposes above thectiontd, and would enable- Government . to, bitild ,Penitentiary-houSes. This had already, been dobe in some cases w'ith very good effeEt; and the 'priso'ne'rs hnd been employ ed in labour, instead:Cif remaining-in sloth, vice,. auk' every sp, , cies. Of wretchedness. - -lif;(.1 also I.):xfii deemed of. great iMpOrtance that 111E3_1)6- senors Shank'' not .be : left without ; religious ia stru6tion and proper measures had been ,adopted to aittain So desnable an object.' He should, how ever, ohierve, in justice to she kistt c;ovcroment, that there was tine law in fn-er.... upon thiistiljett, • which the 'Lord' Licoetiatit had taken adroit age or; and ttrza was, a' lip,; - whie,s , e.:ipoV. , erecl }he Lord Lieutenant- to. conmit.itz. , a sentence of itztns;,ort.-' anion for rhit ctt ititH - . - !. , :2;itruelit ancl.h:trd by Wineh -I.tris the I , lHotter reg ;inert: the 'ekpi.ration' of ullc tc; 'pre: ft.:;r • his trat.S portation. ath'.lriut'g.: of t w,. the'Lord I,it.utimant . i Clat:Jed IQ rte -the pi - beni•rs, w ac uuatiotr .t a; really shmkiil4 .‘;t:r,! 13or i t 44:1! ilpUt I);:dding;,oh . ! out iirt- s i;vitg - i• (ill; and inis..ry 'l'lic-sc wdol - tunt.te li.Jt s had b een L t;nlove ( Cf roln tlt.is ,14,.f vireuclksdn•-.:m, placed in a Penitentiary,: when. , c,,q Were now-. 61 - - ployed iii labour, and Vie consecitieptt. - ;, was. lb t hey , were 'attd cttctti Lit, ebefy a; pe.:r.!;:cc of reforni•.hio n n, ana a priest. tis„en .to tdb:l them. He iti*otild not ric:ivt: trntitile the I nuxei any lower, exi.ept - to w , ove to bring- in tike• . master , Tlifi e v Mar' le. ritrAfe er bow; bowl" k pie ° abtoet . got UP tads, • - . Flir tld • LYCEUM THEATRE. ' er the Speciallm icetot i D lie . LS) R CHALI RT. REM N, Grained for the piebent Season _to the.joir4lrtplicatiou of HEIR. lii a l i P t: r t t i ' e lc : l ge in t l a P i a l i t i s 'Y ' n t 4 e t' rtning the CO NT- -' win, -.I%‘,NY o f rll , late 1)1( OR Y LANE TITEAI`ttIE. pe rt "liS Plt f.:E N . .V t, NINO, February io, t 3 to, otru the revived - Come:: yoV • - ' THZ HYPOCRITE.. - Ai f tet which, the Farce of MAYOR OF GAILRATT. , ' morr owitl c.- wilt u e r;viVed the Comedy of Which\is the ' 1"/ with-The Critic , , - or, r 1 Tragedy- Reht;arsed. , • .._._ —...______:___ _______.....__.....,__:_. •,.,.„_ R. - Ti ade . Lord ENVILLE tinde,some obscrvation§-on the 'incoilveni(2lites inking from the p:issing of Bills at a laic pi:riw,lotthe Session of l'artiament, apd the Necessity of expediting Ore public business. The Duke ot. Noitv,;i:K moved for,'ati Account of tht COrn iltiported trorn France to :163 •Country, .0.-- reCtly or indirectly, during the last months. The Earl Of?SelVed, ,ti-at a Noble Lord (Bathurst), wonld'eve him the -best"an swer, Was not,then present: The Duke of ,NORFOLE. the;: gave notice of a mo tion for .AVecluesday. The Emllol LivcaPooL-stattid the indipp,•sition of a Noble Friend (Marquis I ,ofelkiey) the reasdn why he plopost.td to postpone consideraiii.n ) the kifyis.iWssage Portug;d until Titnrs- Clay, next - which .pc.-iiitniettient., i 5 Lordship '.ac• cording') Adjourned, at six. o'clock. rowa r ' ' Gard' Ipturiet 3; Aril' fur 13°5', 1 i• FOX ,vill . commence. his LEO! URES on :t,h i r ,,toe S . '< UCIV I( E anti <<l'S EASI. S of the - I - E i 111, ti l e 4,1,,. 27, A rgy le- street, on Thursday Evening, 1 "61. ''. t- 1. t Six o'clock. , •,. las To th e . ----, ------ ' *-- ' .-LL--- . &-L--'---------, L ------..-L CEN TLES4E - N., CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS e ' . of the COUNTY' of ESSEX. -E LEMtN, - • . , • k N r .. I. ' _n,ly earliest and 7..11.' - test Tl;anks,,for 1,,p0il pilinhe suc,e&,sful exertions%%4l44ll:lye .cotitefytk., kelit. " e 11-, high Am yfr Amour of relitetiiiting JU in . 14-- A li ,11t6)i,et,,,,:!-tuiptor-igiiltit a i h i ii id n.d idepenclent discharge - O f-- the. Trust cobi 'will, 1 abilssured ) be , the must ac. , to`i4 3l e rchin n to yo'..i, trid=beSt justify the iltiOs 1 f7restune. ( i . t , ..'m of Ot4iniri youir -lii I u ' r e .c onfideli°- 6 •'. - • tvhic - , ',till . 4S• If , el ior. the tipicnctid and decis i ve NiajetTliy" Rep "aS placed - inc in flit:. c.htiFi'gui::ited,situ;ation of ygiar. IN.Jesentative; rrry , itic&ie aLltnowlecqnienti are As, clue tt! ‘vi th Y . great h Iltrlaba Of highly tcspectable: Freeholders, i'# . ll` . (s, itl./,tiniir,rotlizitd:eii:uaition to layout me with their :ul,Po'l,weN t 4. , ... t° c on sider niy daily and inereasitig, sitperioritx . personal-aftEndance unnecessary; , . 1 havesthe honour . totbe, -. • - • . . Gentlesr.en, ! . Yottt rnoSt obliVA•nicl - f•aithful., Servailt,. 11 1 ' •' 1011NHER HOVBLON, ejtsr ° 4l .Fb. IC), gIo. .ARC ~....,,,_ ~...' ........ the 11141 Y Esq. ° t. t daugPi I l ton, 0 E 4 45T INDIA lIGUSL , • . • - • aio. COURT Of DIRP.,TOJIS D L'O;liTlNi r mARci-tiNTs c / L NG' 7 -, ad , big &the f 11. het ely give WoeiCe, • Thal 7.011. he re.;./y tt.: receive Po , 07 0 belle +x IYedues f iay i , the 2.,ist !its!. from apy Perp:, 7 1 • b,, may eng.iti - 4 1 19 farni.ibliqc . C(.111 , pi.,4i,,,ters r/-N: Trqnsp,l I , it& Totnt.zge r S: es Neu: S ;uth , thfy • 7.4' be' will,. r=k ... t-; 1 t t•:• 4V, a ,a: . 4 ,bTow bU,•ibtn, ib ; I. 1) . c o mpa , . ) •:,, o.tir,tt; s1•:1110 be' vi aNd "er 1,7 cry T, spe,9 rlAt ee. alilytto 'be ucual of 'LC/ 4 . P till . 11.;‘ , - Te4.l.•rs to exprest 1!•e i• 13 a,d . .113• 3.1 - mist as there wid . not'6,".pitiiv , Pointry,o , A'. , atenzent; • -Tire ren.le , r,‘ 7ci ft, t'-t• , o,ds " Ship lender" o!: the curer, tO4e Irvera4 felt witip.l".i . S.crilJ , )•, 4e14r 4 at , tt.e Jai.'/ 2 tat Illy. b t ".•.u.l H..ur the Cote I will ie. iti• Thi.t. R 41..;..,4":"•, Sec. Stirnog, Cache' of Me"' 1.1008 E . O 1 CO 411,71011'8. :110N1)AY, I Ell. Archer elclac vli: TitottN•rotq' brought up ta-'ltoport• of 'file G;ttitnitiez....on Aire •f•,,..tition tor •tinkilding•arill -I,tigi;,g the London Cornineet.-i'al Dock's:- Tii.6 ,oretid to‘.tud Mr. Thornton cbtained'itave td bs ing in~a put :let:arc:tingly: 'The Tr-Lice - of Wa:es'sV I.,y . asing ttli:d -pl,sed. • .• • MANNING . tniJ . ve - d the si-cond reading of the- London Dock Bd ) but,.at the stig - ge6tion of Alder- matt C:ontb,. pavpotted it to gild -ty. • . fl`dr. WILBEIWORCL brought regtster Charitable .Donation.:. It , ad a liist t'ltie,, rate 'or.; dered to be to A - a K s tii*olld iiillo thi;,d4y'settnight. the F3iii ‘t• as ordered to belt - tinted,. Mr. Gtt A - LT.% _Pc t . t;on" Irt4n - t he Cairn Merchants, and another Pist:lier's .s2 l ag4ilist the Bill .for the dtstilladbn from stAin. Ordered to lie on the . table. Ackers. Apollo,. —....._ , . .. . . • . 11, E 0 , ---- 7 ----- ' _ -._. ... • --, THE W HITE LION INV 'STRAT,FORD ui'ON 'O'N,'W Kg ARWICHIIiE. - , - tn th, , To BE.t'OLI) BY ALICI . IN o -' er' rretnises, on f C!,.. 2;th c,t Nlay r.ext e . subjecq 1.1- 1. ...; - ;,uch Conditioh, es ks.! - 1 be t: :,:n prodoced, n :' 1 • 1 0:.1,, , T ' esfabli.;;;ed nod. ilillly re.spectal . R . ~,kiniyer..;;N, the w H:. t:E LI , ';)N; at Strathrtd oh A vtin; z` ; ' ,7 )1 1 ,, 44 ` t i known ant, ti:_ciuented -by the • •NOlJility *and , N a "t t4)e United i , ,:iiio,-,,ii. ot Lngland. and I reLinti, ;. , e. kin, t - tt'd t)ii the (;!eat'l risli Road twin Holyhead ft , I ,- 11 - 4rtQl k).'''.°l4;hStirc.w4bury, I)ifaiirigliatii, gutlord on A von,. -31 d.' • . . . . 1 °4 4(... 1 ,, er Y e xtensive ancl-c xclleut accnininodations of this' : t lun • ~,' 11 0 further c,.t , iiiiiiini Than the general appro. ' 4 4 , '• ' i n , Artuen it ii..s tr..,:ii" tisneurud fur inan y yeats . ~ . ~ ‘" l _ ell e . ,.,C. ellars and Vaults are very extensive, and peculiarly !`, 3 110 11 - ;. t ,l'til to; the dtpositof Wine's',apd the inn has been 1 , 0 4 'g• co.t:;` , b y The Nobility iiiid. - Gentry of the •surniund "l42 - I`'Y 4vvaids of 40 - - years with a preferente in the in t i , f '!ic Vri s i, i• trout cif . th livuseis :i li;ige,Kitcheti Garden„com ,.to,s,!, 4 ' , " , e . of I,ald in the higtiest cultivation, and " h ic-1, -'94it ling are nine: Acr:s. 91 excellent Grass Land, I , „ "'III be dis used of. with the 11:tti...... 11145.'"-sinti of t h e , Vh,,le ronCern - tray 'be ,liad at_ &licloel- H exf. _A s, - • v tr/i , l i'' lfi eation of the • Avliple , of the Property and.oilier 4111111-.r4 n 4 ay be obtaincd by an application to Mesas._ ,_:. `N) - tublics, Solicitors, Stiatford,on Avon. -•-. . ~ , • ------_______. • ____ John to' ilals it's•ingr g l ' r at ti'e e, Hirs• Dean Of ;ircie Of Ile ref- • pc'rlf QV(' 0 4 n41111%11S 4,/.. c h ,1i.47 s p wi ll it 'fri f aigrd thi ~ . .dt•pti, t y.s. S t.rvii-e, la.)' be ••• : aiplicAti,t: is 11r, yubtz Al r:ct, (ler* t, the Cvmmiti, sp ';bijptig. . . octi.krn.cx;:ressed Satis fac:ion I,A,thichh.e :felt at lay propo, ! iiio;) to ,an• Aci d; the Pri,on 'Law of Leland. From _thing that fell from Gentleman, he.wasapprehensi;e:, however, that it was iniend,d :to establish Laws in Irei.ind, ah attempt which he stron,;l}-41e-• prt cated. . Adverting to the cuncinet ,of the 1. - .lonte of Industry in bnblitt, he represented it 11s ntittirthg• considerable reform. • (;carY,'C' Lie GI re o 3 f is:rit. OnTthe motion of Air. ATAGEnts, a new writ was, Ordereo for the boroutt.ol in"the roorn of Mr: Everett, deceased. EASI . INDIA ![OUSE, , - THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED , t COMP ANY of 1-IERCII4NTS ANGLAND Trad ing to the EAST INDIES do herz4y g ive Mike, • That they will be rea.6 , to receive Prrpsals in wri,:lng, ..?? er befeae Iftednesti.o, the 210 'hit: POW anj ,Pirans wbo may be 4villing telet.w eigly, good ,Cotper of the Pur - of from Four IfAndred to So/en Hundred I.lgs Build's measurement; jrs the' said Service, jar qtte vqyage ouly. r. I ,g yenr Sir T. TURTON presedied a Petition from the _Debtors confined in *the Kin t ;'s Bench, iii numb2T 340; who had 276 wives, and ;iboie ioc 0. children, preying for . elieh a revi,ion Of the laW of'Do.btor and Creditor as would distinguish between the untar tunate and the fraudulent' 06)4:r.—Ordered to lie ou the.table. I 'Mr. DENIS atto . .* - N.Eds..fen,dei the•.conduct crf the House of Industry in Dublin.. . . . . . . The Tendert, witb the - al:4rd: '' Ship Tender" ,n the Cover, to be severally sealed up 'and left vitb the Secretary, on or'kelid•e - Twelve o'ci , ,ck at No:in, on the said 21.4 lasi. 6iyond urbicb hour nti Tenifer utile be receiii‘ed, JVM. R /1,12 S AY, Secretary. , , Mr. W. POLL di!,oliitneci cloy-intention of propos- . ins the establishmentOf Poor LclA.vs in Imiclud. The motion was then agreed . to. s . • • A Message fr oui the-Lords announced Their ship's permission to Baron Graham ,(t he Mar qu i s ' o f Huntly) to 'attenti the Committee of inquiry in t 6 the Expedition to the . Schel.fi. pt. .•fit• S 7 64 ~~~~ The. Partiedarsty the Term; and Conriitions qv: wmch the is4 , -;ve Ships will be engaged, may be bad on application ;9 AV. rice, Clerk tr. the -Committee of Shipping, on or after Fri day ?text, the 91% Inst. , . , . , ()N. tIleAsPrE AL TO .1 .\ 1 , 1 4t S .( lk n l l A l E ES x T pe Y ci , itions, Fa i. kit It - l ai t i e - c}f i ,!,1 ,, e ,)4. 1 i - tion l s of ilk Royal• Sons, ca tra)'.l,“itt',/411ii'listoirts:I1\b'ilt,ley'.a.ErnbaSsy, L , . ‘ yel;ing . - . , aks es *'e, Quarrel laet%Veen Lord C. 4iiti Mr. C. C, lanc . e at '9411 1 ,,,? Low C. A. Davison, arid V. Jones, Expense, Irse.! litiTt:!)l. Audit,' and West-India Boards, xtrrisnre of an l 'AliTe i , 'PUNIC Less - I ) o\ver, Chat - atter of 13U0 . 1•1A- L ' by M. lIACI. E.: • -• ' . . Published. ny Evans, 6, St.laines'stlarkeL. ~.....:__ _ . ...... , . . • . TI-IE - ARMY. - ... This. Day were pnbhshed, 4 A , I n- Stll4ll OaavO, nk:, ~. in boards, . ‘ , 7 11. `1:1C -Al, INSTRUC - I'iONS to YOUNG . jpl - ` t 'tir t :: i. I ' ' i (2 - 4 - RS, relative-.to •.t he interior "Discipline of a - ein qt 1 - v - . . . . . Pq .NlAftift T. CHANIBEICLIN, - 1 , 0 0 „91 the 24th•or 2d Warniickshire Regiment. . itti to vcrlcert, c owinaiitiiii , Local -Militia and Volunteers, I•orrii, . ' ' ''"Li; Uflicers in general, whose opportunities of he riavA,l4 ac( w . niire(t - 'writh the triterior.Economy of a Battalion betlaii.iti fw,,,the Direatoits C.ontrined in this Work cannot prii UStlili and•acceVabie. ~ hil,jolis',iiit,i,)r Richard Vhillips, Landoll ; and to; be' had of . ..........• _ _ ..rs. A New, tiOGARTH's WORKS. • . tot.; oS Editio n , itr ; wo Volumes, ~u2 to Remy, price Ihaarcis, *tr. On . 'Royal' Paper,- wit , is, Price :it in boards, -4,- dote , GENUINE, WORKS, OF -WILLIAM. ;4.1 - ct•H ; illustrated with Biograp,iticul;Anett # ....,,;,rup_ologi,al Catalogue a , tid tiN NICHOLS, F.S. A . I:erth, • ",e late GEORGE STSEV EN S, Esq. k.R.s. and • for Eongnan, litast, Rees and . Orme, Paternos. h„„ ; • 41 Ju g i` 4 Orks of the inimitable Hogarth have nut only been for v6th avidity in his native country, but have been l ' 4' h re ' ,by every civilized. natiork in the wprld.. Stitee.hts 1)% rattails the cit his _Works have, front titue t.) ti o l offered to the Public but 'without attempting to depre rk \vl,l rk frot of the former EClitiutts, presumed' tht the pre h its elegance and cheapness, a Stilln.t - • 1 s c 1)r. STELIRS's OPODELDOC t;',r s tiperior to all other external . Appliea kt,'"4"s, in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Klieuniatisins, Lip, 43 . 4l se in Cramps, or Numbness ; and in. promoting ii44lation in the- Limbs When in a paralytic 'state 4htl: best Nruedy for Chilblains, if dissolved itt a,spoon, 141 t , ,1"" e(1. Wartn, and with a pledger of lint wen. mots. , 11 vYith it, or lied .on the . part,arli>eled. It is like,ise 10 ‘vhil!;4l)le service in the, ccideniS and local complaints sm,,Lii- Horse's are subjed.• - . tlit,-,,,0111Y by F. Newbery and Sons, No: 45, St. Pafirs lbii rl-",-Y,Ard, to ur Doors front the coiner of „Cheapside, Loa* 11 4iil,r t r 3 ":e 2 S• 6d. a Bottle, duty included • but pone ar. - tige.. S, St. 0 ,; iii,,,-e. Which have rite words, " 11 '.:.Novber)',, :,'• AS! 'tut's, engraved in the stamp. Also, by their 4p. 'l4 bond" bY" Bacon and Co, Oxford-sin:et ; Hawkins, , o,k-stect; Hayward, Piccadilly ; ilayleY and Co. Il;,sPi,r-btet ; Barry, WrStiffiaster • Ward, I . lolborn ; t . ,14,1,... I L, th ißate.stre e i i , .. , orough., Randall,' Royal Ext.:hanky.; and, 3te is tor 14 r, tho 4-1 t 007 he Or d C"' & c. !s, 'Wes t , FY Co;;' ire ) 13 " care ot LI errii is 11°' !ler se.% t rl4° C ; tha :cues-. IMPER lAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, • . ,• MONDAY, FEBRUARY' The Appeal, Kearney v. Beazeley, &c. was heard, at some length. . Mr. TraIINEY appeared at the Ear, regne,ting the attendance' of Jon hl Earl of CHATHAM in. the Oth( r House, - to .be examined on the subjec.4 of the Expe dition to-Walcheren. • Their Lordships resolved . that an answer'shoulti bezeturned to the Commons, by a messenker of their own. .The Marquis of HUNTLEY (Baron Gordon) being present, • leave was given to' his Lndship to attend the Commons on the same "subje . a, in .Consequeoce of a previous applo - ation from that House to that et-fea, On the motion of the Duke of NORFOLK, Ole Bill of Oivtirce between IVIr. Henry NV, • l4. s icy A io.E a d y Ciialiotte ‘N as read the third irroe, and afietv'iards i;vas; passed. SCOTS lUDIC'ATURE. Load GRENvitAc observed, that-the Repot ofthe Commissioners on this suhjed had, as he learned, been laid bz.fore the other House, but had not b. en produced to their Lordships ; which, in so impOrt , ant a matter, rent:hod some The Earl of tivettPom, tin! only one copy had,been transmitted, and •that copy had been' laid before the other Ilduse iir the hist instance exclu . sively, merely by inadvertence ; but the Report was printing,' and would shortly be laid beforc their l• Lordships. The Earl of LAUDERDALE noticed the great in conveniences resulting from the present system cif appeals from - Scotland to that, House, and the num-. her .of years thzit Twist betaken up befor e , i n many cases, decisions 'could be had. His Lordship con cluded by moving for certain Accounts of Appeals, ftoto 1800 to 1 810, making Ui the accounts annu ally to ,the Ist of lfebroary.—Agreed to. .• The Earl of 1. - Au-r/EanALe expressed a desire to k::ow 'whether the'ren.e‘val of the East-India Com 'patty's Charter was intended to be brought forward : this Session, as• in that cage he .thonght portant documents would .ho necessary o ,. tor ,wipo lac ,should teel this dui) , 'to The second-reading of The Privately Stealing Bill, and the Canal RObbery were, on ,the motion fit Sir. S Resitt.Lv, postponed to Monday, March 1 t). The CHANcEitott of the Exc,nEctuca_ presented a"copyr of Lord Chatham's Narrative .ot the E:ipe-; ! dition to the Scheldt.--OMeied toA)e• printed, a the motion bt Mr. W. Ponta a Oorfespntidenee was orderea to be ',laid. before, the. HSose, respe-n -ing the state of the Irish Prisons, which Corr sp"oncienee Mr. Pole nnmedialely.presented. - Mr. WELLESLEY PoLE_said, he rose iti-pur,utnee' •of the . notice, he had given, to move for leave to -bring in a 13111 to.repeal the lawS now in forcorelat log to the prtsons in Ireland, and to re-enact such of them as hid been found' useful, with Amend ments. It would be necessary for Ilia) to state shortly to the-House the greuntis'upon Which brought forward . this motion, "and the steps which had been talto by the Guyer 0 ment of ; I C. ed upon this subject, 'cousequenei. Of. the Report of the, Coramissionert, appointed to examine i..to th6„state of. the prisons., It appeared from ti•at Report, that the laws relative to the,pris6ns- were ek , ietnely de ficient,. and that the pet - sells were in -ti Wretched . state; 'hare was nose: pies of 'elisery that was not:experienced in then]; in fad, it was quite shot k ; itig to humanity that they should temainin that si tuation. Among other causes which rendere desirable to asmend these laWs;,there was one which called for parfcular at and that was the great of ttairsportmg teloris who letd heel) sett tenced to trans,iortat.cri • The iitisgatrs'untler that sentence we-efdl removed theN to re main in Newgite until vessel;;; %verb ready to carry them to Boiahy Bay ; 'hut from the - , diflieulty of procuring.-vessels to carry them place of destination, tLey ftequentiV 'remained eroded iu prison:l6r 11.1NQ, four,,ti e, and setnetimes six years, without any allowance for ri e time of their conline merit. These consideratiof s renderecl'.it necessary for the Irish GOvernment ',(Q take up this tith:niess,., ,and they . had taken every step in theiv power to re 7 thedy . these. evils; and ie.consequence of their exer tions, and those of _the Judges ant] Sheriffs, the pt i sons were now in a" better state Than 'could' be ex pe6led, and in effecting this objett,they were Mate rially assisted ,by the 'Citizens of But in examining the laws relative, to prisons,. which ' Were fourteen in nuniber, they were found not only to be deficient, but so confused that it w.ls .('.if= . ficult . tn tell what W.,s or ' was not th e l aw ; it was therefore deemed -advisable to repeal them, and to enaa one general law upon the subject: For this purpose they had been submitted ro the Law cers of the Crown and the 'Jt.daes'and‘ • the 'Lord • Chief Justice had devOted almost tie %%hole of the -vacation in considering those laws;'en , l iu prepathig a Bill embracing the whole subject. It would not .11 , 1 r. DuNDAsgave notice, .that he would to-rrior row more for' the appointment of a Committee - on. India affairs. . . ' ~ .. - .... Lord I'ALMETtST3NE presented several Returns of the number of Desertions from the I.teqiiar Army. , —Ordered to be printd. - _ _ __ Mr. FOSTLIt piesented an Account of the number of perlions.,‘%;ho. had received sentence, of .tratispoi la- tion in Ireland, &c.—Ordered. to be printed. Mr. SitAw LE1 , 21.-us presented a Petition from 'the Innkeepers and Victuallers of Reading, praying additional allowances. for 'quartering soldiers.—t dered to lie on the table., Mr, SHAW LiFEvttE presented- a similar Peri.i4 n from the Inhke.epers and Victuallers of Chippenkini. On the motion for,its . bei n g ua the table.. - WHIrtREAD : availed himself of the opportu- - nity. to remark on the irregular -mode 'in whick-re -cruits were conveyed froin one parCof the kingdom to another. He mentioned .several instances. in which large par,tie of, recruits, pattioiihrly- Irish, consisting of two or - three . li . ondred men in each, were ioarc's d from bile 'endi - of the to - the other ut;der the . sup , _riprendance of 'a Ntrlcotntriis sioned Officer alone, wbilel he Officer to whO w can! : they were eptruStcd .10114:lived clic* in stage-coach' Or _post-chaise:-=-2'he c:if , i...qttenee., a; might naturally be_expeEfe : ,i, wa: a great fteal of regularity Of chnclt‘..-t, and'a I,ql - it deal 01 ~e riou; annoyance to the inhabitants of .I‘ t :it towns through which they passed : • . • , ,- Lord P.ii.w:it.iroNE observed, that several itre-- onlarities Of the nmilre alluded by the Hottourab!e were at present the subjeo ofingtriiy. The Petition was then, orcicred to be laid on the • The Ekeheriuer Bills Bill, after a slPart conversa lion, in . which - Mr. Parnell, the Chancellor of tlte Eitchi-g F er, Lr4d • Polkstone, Mr: , Wharton, M r . Baring', 'Mr. Rose, and Mr. Tierney, participated, Was read third time and passed. Mr. WHinIREAD gave notice, that he would to morrow move for Copies of the Correspondemat which had passed between Lord-Wellington and thee Spanish Government.. The Indemnity Bill was read a third limn* and pasied. -. • Mr. Lusk'NoToN brought tap the. Report of the Cotriniltiee of‘Supply. The.ResolutiOn for granti n g a'rensiOn to Lord Wellington was -greed L., and a Bin, ordered . accordingly. , OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Feb. i;„ ISio. 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Order of she "'Lard. R. 11. IZ